Vape highlighter

"A vape highlighter" usually refers to an electronic cigarette product that is disguised as a fluorescent pen. It is not a specific brand but a type of device designed to hide its true purpose.

Currently, there are mainly the following types on the market:

One-time electronic cigarettes disguised as fluorescent pens
These products have an appearance almost identical to ordinary fluorescent pens, even with a pen cap, and are highly deceptive. They are usually sold under the "High Light" brand and have the following main features:

High nicotine content: The nicotine concentration in the e-liquid can reach 5% (50mg), equivalent to the nicotine content of 50 traditional cigarettes.

Various "fruit" flavors: To attract young users, they offer flavors such as Blueberry Ice, Mango, Strawberry Banana, etc., which are "child-friendly".

Main models: Such as "High Light Office 4" (about 4,000 puffs) and "High Light Office 6".

 General battery rods disguised as fluorescent pens
In addition to complete one-time products, there are also accessories that are only battery rods (Mods). For example, the Pulsar 510 Hall Pass Vaporizer, which does not contain e-liquid and requires the purchase of 510-threaded cartridges separately.

Adjustable voltage: Offers 5 voltage levels (1.8V - 3.8V) and preheating function.

Battery capacity: 650mAh.

Charging interface: USB-C.

THC products in the legal market in Canada
In the legal market in Canada, the BOXHOT brand has also launched a series of products called "Highlighters". However, they are not for disguise but are just the product series name. The packaging will clearly indicate as cannabis vape.

Ingredients: High THC concentration (880-940mg per gram).

Flavors: Such as Watermelon G (watermelon), Alien OG, Peach OG, etc.

Features: Rechargeable (USB-C), capacity of 1 gram.

⚠️ Controversy and Regulation
These products are highly controversial because they can be easily used covertly by teenagers in places like schools.

Regulatory Actions: The US FDA has issued a warning about them, and regions such as Minnesota have also passed lawsuits to prohibit their sale.

Risks: Besides nicotine addiction, their disguising nature also increases the difficulty for parents and schools to detect and intervene.